This is CNN Breaking News.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper. We're going to start with breaking news in our national lead.

Two attacks today on American soil. One at Old Dominion University in Virginia that the FBI now says is being investigated as an act of terrorism inspired by ISIS.

One person has been killed, two others hospitalized.

We're going to have much more on that in a moment. The other attack, a clear act of anti-Semitism,

a terrifying scene today at a Detroit area synagogue which houses an early childcare center and school with 140 students.

Here's what we know is suspect rammed a vehicle

all the way into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. The biggest synagogue,

we're told in the Detroit area, the Oakland County Sheriff says miraculously, no one was killed

except for the suspect. When the suspect rammed that vehicle inside the building,

the sheriff says security guards immediately jumped into action and opened fire on the suspect. The security

guard was hit by the vehicle and has been wounded but is expected to recover. Emergency responders found

what appeared to be a large amount of explosives in the back of the vehicle, according to officials briefed on the scene.

Law enforcement is working to clear the vehicle of explosives, and something inside the vehicle

did catch fire. Aerial images of the synagogue showed dark smoke billowing out.

Moments ago, President Trump addressed this attack.

Before we begin, I want to send our love to the Michigan Jewish community and all of the people in Detroit,

the Detroit area following the attack on the Jewish synagogue early today, and I've been briefed, fully briefed,

and it's a terrible thing.

It is, of course, a massive relief that this attack did not end in the way that so many others have

with horrific injuries and deaths of innocent people. But there will, of course, be invisible scars,

psychological scars for those who live through it, people including young children who had to flee

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